Method of swing stopping control and system of swing stopping control of suspended load of crane

ABSTRACT

A method of swing stopping control of a suspended load of a crane including a hoist and a trolley solves an equation of motion, given as an equation with respect to the deviation angle of a suspended load from the vertical direction when the trolley travels, for the trolley acceleration to thereby obtain the value of the acceleration or deceleration of the trolley, obtains speed patterns corresponding to the values of the acceleration or deceleration, drives the trolley according to the obtained speed patterns, and carries out control so that the deviation angle of the suspended load from the vertical direction becomes zero at the time when the acceleration or deceleration of the trolley is ended. Thus, even if the length of a rope holding the suspended load up is changed, a required speed pattern is produced to permit highly accurate positioning.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application claims the benefit of Japanese Application No.2011-058751, filed Mar. 17, 2011, in the Japanese Intellectual PropertyOffice, the disclosure of which is incorporated herein by reference.

BACKGROUND

1. Field

Embodiments of the present invention relate to a method of swingstopping control and a system of swing stopping control for carrying outswing stopping of a suspended load of a suspension type crane whencarrying the suspended load to a target position by a trolley in thesuspension type crane that is used for loading and unloading work atsites such as harbors, iron works and various kinds of factories.

2. Description of the Related Art

In loading and unloading work carried out by using a suspension typecrane, from the view point of improving the efficiency of the loadingand unloading work by reducing cycle time, not only positioning controlthat makes a suspended load correctly reach a target position in a shorttime but also swing stopping control is generally required that makes adeviation angle of the rope of the suspended load from the verticaldirection reduced to zero when the suspended load is carried to thetarget position. For actualizing such swing stopping control, variouskinds of control methods have been previously proposed.

In Japanese Patent No. 3,019,661 (paragraphs [0011] to [0015] and FIG.3, FIG. 5, FIG. 7, etc.), for example, a crane operation control methodis described in which the acceleration of a trolley is continuouslychanged to smoothly change the trolley speed. In the method, anacceleration pattern is set into a positive and negative triangle-likeor trapezoid-like form with a constant speed section in between, bywhich a slip caused between a trolley wheel and a rail due to a rapidchange in a trolley speed is prevented to make positioning accuracy andswing stopping accuracy of a trolley improved.

Moreover, in JP-A-7-257876 (paragraphs [0009] to [0013] and FIG. 5,etc.), a swing stopping control method is disclosed which is applied inthe case in which the length of a rope holding a suspended load up ischanged as in the case of carrying out lifting or lowering of thesuspended load and traversing a trolley at the same time. Namely, thecontrol method is a method in which the swinging period of a suspendedload is obtained on the basis of an equation of motion with respect to adeviation angle of the rope of the suspended load from the verticaldirection by using representative values of attenuation coefficients andnatural frequencies that vary depending on the length of the rope, andthen compensate the acceleration of the trolley at the time beinghalfway through the swinging period (such as the time at one-half of theperiod) to thereby produce such a speed pattern as to reduce a residualswing.

In the related art according to Japanese Patent No. 3,019,661, anacceleration pattern of the trolley is formed on the basis of theswinging period of a suspended load obtained with respect to a fixedrope length without assuming the case in which the rope length changeson the way of the traversing of the trolley. Thus, in the case in whicha rope length changes, the related art can not be directly applied tothe case.

In the related art according to JP-A-7-257876, there was a problem inthat such a speed pattern that the speed of a trolley changes in thecourse of acceleration or deceleration of the trolley is formed tothereby require complicated acceleration correction operations.

Moreover, in the case of generally carrying out swing stopping controlwith a suspended load likened to a simple pendulum, a reference swingingperiod that is set beforehand causes the swinging condition of thesuspended load to be changed, by which it is difficult to set theswinging period to the optimum value.

Accordingly, it is an object of embodiments of the invention to providea method of swing stopping control and a system of swing stoppingcontrol in each of which a required speed pattern is produced byrelatively simple arithmetic operations to permit highly accurate swingstopping of a suspended load even in the case in which the length of arope holding a suspended load up is changed.

Moreover, it is another object of embodiments of the invention to makeit possible to carry out highly accurate positioning of a trolley bycarrying out an operation with respect to an adequate decelerationinitiation distance of the trolley and initiating the deceleration ofthe trolley at the time when the positional deviation of the travel ofthe trolley to the target position of the trolley becomes equal to thedeceleration initiation distance obtained from the operation.

SUMMARY

Additional aspects and/or advantages will be set forth in part in thedescription which follows and, in part, will be apparent from thedescription, or may be learned by practice of the invention.

For achieving the objects, the method of swing stopping control of asuspended load according to embodiments of the invention is a method ofobtaining speed patterns at the time of acceleration or deceleration ofa trolley on the basis of an equation of motion with respect to thedeviation angle of a suspended load (rope) from the vertical directionwhen the trolley travels, and driving the trolley according to theobtained speed patterns. For further details, the method, by solving theequation of motion for trolley acceleration, obtains the acceleration ordeceleration of the trolley as a function of variables such as thelength of a rope holding the suspended load up, a reference swingingperiod of the suspended load, a trolley reference swinging period, ahoist speed and the time from the initiation of the trolley accelerationor deceleration of the trolley, and drives the trolley according to theobtained speed patterns. Thus, the method carries out the swing stoppingcontrol so that the deviation angle of the suspended load from thevertical direction becomes zero at the time when the acceleration ordeceleration of the trolley is ended.

Here, the reference swinging period of the suspended load is desirablyobtained under the condition of making the deviation angle of thesuspended load from the vertical direction zero on the assumption thatthe hoist is in motion at a constant speed from the initiation ofacceleration or deceleration of the trolley to the end of accelerationor deceleration thereof.

Furthermore, in the method of swing stopping control of a suspended loadaccording to embodiments of the invention, the optimum referenceswinging period at the time of acceleration or deceleration of thetrolley is desirably obtained with the use of data such as the trolleyacceleration or deceleration time, the rope length at the initiation ofthe acceleration or deceleration of the trolley or at the end of theacceleration or deceleration of the trolley and the hoist speed.

Moreover, a system of swing stopping control of a suspended loadaccording to embodiments of the invention is provided with a pathoperation unit, a hoist speed pattern operation unit, a trolley speedpattern operation unit and a deceleration initiation distance operationunit.

Here, the path operation unit carries out operation of a travel path ofthe trolley and a travel path of the hoist from the starting pointposition to the end point position of the suspended load and outputsdata of a trolley target position and a hoist target position.

The hoist speed pattern operation unit carries out operation of a hoistspeed instruction and a hoist position instruction on the basis of thedata of the hoist target position and the hoist present position tooutput the hoist speed instruction and the hoist position instruction.The deceleration initiation distance operation unit carries outoperation of a trolley deceleration initiation distance with the use ofdata such as the trolley deceleration, the rope lengths at theinitiation and at the end of the deceleration of the trolley, the hoistspeed, the reference swinging period of the suspended load, the trolleydeceleration time, the time at the initiation of the trolleydeceleration and the time at the end of the trolley deceleration.

Further, the trolley speed pattern operation unit carries out operationof a trolley speed instruction and a trolley position instruction on thebasis of the data of the trolley target position, the trolley presentposition, the trolley acceleration and deceleration and the trolleydeceleration initiation distance to output the trolley speed instructionand the trolley position instruction.

In addition, when the trolley is made to travel to the target position,the trolley speed pattern operation unit, while carrying out the swingstopping control of a suspended load, is to carry out an operation onsuch a speed pattern that the trolley initiates deceleration when apositional deviation of the travel of the trolley from the targetposition thereof becomes equal to the deceleration initiation distance.

According to embodiments of the invention, even in the case in which thelength of a rope holding a suspended load up is changed, by carrying outoperations of the acceleration and deceleration of a trolley withrelatively simple operation expressions and by driving the trolleyaccording to a speed pattern based on the acceleration and deceleration,highly accurate swing stopping control can be carried out with adeviation angle of the rope of the suspended load from the verticaldirection made reduced.

Moreover, by initiating the deceleration of the trolley at the time whenthe positional deviation of the travel of the trolley from the targetposition of the trolley becomes equal to the deceleration initiationdistance obtained from the operation, positioning accuracies are alsoimproved.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

These and/or other aspects and advantages will become apparent and morereadily appreciated from the following description of the embodiments,taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings of which:

FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a driving control system of a craneincluding the swing stopping control system of a suspended loadaccording to an embodiment of the invention;

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of a travel path established byoperation carried out with the path operation unit in FIG. 1;

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing relations among an elapsed time, a trolleyspeed and a hoist speed together with the timings at the starting andstopping of the trolley and the hoist and the timing at each of targetpositions with respect to the travel path established as shown in FIG.2;

FIG. 4 is a diagram schematically showing the principal part of thecrane;

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of a combination of patterns of atrolley speed and hoist speed assumed for the operation of a trolleydeceleration initiation distance;

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing classified combinations of patterns oftrolley speeds and hoist speeds for the operation of the most suitedtrolley deceleration initiation distance in an actual case;

FIG. 7 is a waveform diagram showing an example of results ofsimulations on the trolley driving motor speed and torque, the hoistdriving motor speed and torque and the rope deviation angle from thevertical direction in the swing stopping control according toembodiments of the invention; and

FIG. 8 is a diagram showing the travel path of the suspended load in thesimulation with the example of the results thereof shown in FIG. 7.

DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS

In the following, an embodiment of the invention will be explained withreference to attached drawings.

First, FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a driving control system of a craneincluding the swing stopping control system according to the embodiment.The driving control system is to be actualized by a CPU and an executionprogram thereof, for example.

In FIG. 1, a path operation unit 1, on the basis of data of informationof a crane starting position L_(s) as a starting position of a suspendedload, a crane end point position L_(e) as an end point position of thesuspended load, a trolley speed set value V_(ts), a hoist speed setvalue V_(hs), an obstacle position L_(z), a trolley present positionX_(td) and a hoist present position X_(hd), carries out operations on anoptimum travel path of a suspended load for carrying the suspended loadfrom a starting point position to an end point position while avoidingobstacles on a travel course and outputs the results of the operationsas data of information of a trolley target position X_(ts) and a hoisttarget position X_(hs).

A position detection unit 4 detects a trolley present position X_(td)and a hoist present position X_(hd) by using an appropriate sensor andoutputs the data of information of the detected positions X_(td) andX_(hd) to the path operation unit 1.

As data of information inputted to the path operation unit 1, the datumof the crane starting position L_(s) includes data of a trolley startingposition L_(ts) and a hoist starting position L_(hs), and the datum ofthe crane end point position L_(e) includes data of a trolley endposition L_(te) and a hoist end position L_(he).

Furthermore, the datum of the obstacle position L_(z) includes data of ahorizontal position L_(tz) along the traveling direction of the trolleyand a vertical position L_(hz) along the traveling direction of thehoist.

In addition, from the path operation unit 1, data of a rope lengthL_(r1) at the initiation of acceleration or deceleration and a ropelength L_(r2) at the end of acceleration or deceleration are alsooutputted.

The rope length L_(r1) at the initiation of acceleration or decelerationis the rope length when initiating acceleration or deceleration of thetrolley and includes a rope length L_(a1) at the initiation ofacceleration and a rope length L_(d1) at the initiation of deceleration.Moreover, the rope length L_(r2) at the end of acceleration ordeceleration is the rope length when ending acceleration or decelerationof the trolley and includes a rope length L_(a2) at the end ofacceleration and a rope length L_(d2) at the end of deceleration.

FIG. 2 shows an example of a travel path established by operationcarried out with the path operation unit 1. The trolley is to travellinearly along the X axis in FIG. 2 and the hoist is to lift and lower asuspended load along the Y axis.

By using the data of the inputted information, the path operation unit 1in FIG. 1 carries out operation of a travel path from a starting point S(crane starting point position L_(s)) to an end point E (crane end pointposition L_(e)) via points A, B, C and D in order as shown in FIG. 2. Onthe basis of the results of the operations, the trolley and hoist aremade to travel while making reference to each other's positions and eachtime the trolley and hoist reach each point, a trolley target positionX_(ts) and hoist target position X_(hs) are changed to the positions atthe next point. In FIG. 2, the sign Z shows the position of an obstacle.

Here, the starting point S corresponds to the position at which thehoist is made to start moving for lifting a suspended load. Moreover,the points A and B correspond to the position at which the trolley ismade to start moving and the position at which the hoist is made to stopmoving, respectively. Furthermore, the points C and D correspond to theposition at which the hoist is made to start moving for lowering thesuspended load and the position at which the trolley is made to stopmoving, respectively. In addition, the end point E corresponds to theposition at which the hoist is made stopped.

In addition, FIG. 3 is a diagram showing relations among an elapsedtime, a trolley speed and a hoist speed together with the timings at thestarting and stopping of the trolley and the hoist and the timing ateach of target positions with respect to the travel path established asshown in FIG. 2.

Next, FIG. 4 is a diagram schematically showing the principal part ofthe crane. The crane includes a trolley 100, a track 101 on which thetrolley 100 linearly travels, a trolley driving unit 110, a hoist 200, ahoist driving unit 210, and a rope 300 holding a suspended load 400 up.Here, θ denotes a deviation angle of the suspended load 400 (the rope300) from the vertical direction.

Again in FIG. 1, a trolley speed pattern operation unit 2 carries outoperation of a trolley speed instruction by using data of the trolleytarget position X_(ts) outputted from the path operation unit 1, atrolley present position X_(td), a trolley acceleration or decelerationa outputted from an acceleration and deceleration operation unit 8 and atrolley deceleration initiation distance X_(sd) outputted from adeceleration initiation distance operation unit 5. The trolley speedpattern operation unit 2 carries out operation of a trolley positioninstruction by integrating thus obtained trolley speed instruction withrespect to time and then outputs the trolley speed instruction andtrolley position instruction to the trolley driving unit 110 as atrolley speed pattern.

The function of the deceleration initiation distance operation unit 5will be explained later.

A hoist speed pattern operation unit 3 carries out operation of a hoistspeed instruction by using data of the hoist target position X_(hs)outputted from the path operation unit 1 and a hoist present positionX_(hd). The hoist speed pattern operation unit 3 carries out operationof a hoist position instruction by integrating thus obtained hoist speedinstruction with respect to time and then outputs the hoist speedinstruction and hoist position instruction to the hoist driving unit 210as a hoist speed pattern.

The trolley driving unit 110 drives the trolley 100 by following thetrolley speed instruction and trolley position instruction, and thehoist driving unit 210 drives the hoist 200 by following the hoist speedinstruction and hoist position instruction, by which the trolley 100 andhoist 200 are to be driven by following the travel path shown in FIG. 2.

A reference swinging period operation unit 7 carries out operation onthe reference swinging period Ts of a suspended load on the basis of thefollowing equation of motion (equation of motion of a simple pendulum)(1) with respect to the deviation angle θ of the suspended load from thevertical direction under the condition of making the deviation angle θzero on the assumption that the hoist is in motion at a constant speedfrom the time at the initiation of acceleration or deceleration of thetrolley to the time at the end of acceleration or deceleration thereof:

$\begin{matrix}{{{L_{r} \cdot \frac{\mathbb{d}^{2}\theta}{\mathbb{d}t^{2}}} + {2 \cdot \frac{\mathbb{d}L_{r}}{\mathbb{d}t} \cdot \frac{\mathbb{d}\theta}{\mathbb{d}t}} + {g\;\theta}} = {- \alpha}} & (1)\end{matrix}$

where L_(r) is the lope length, θ is the deviation angle of thesuspended load (rope) from the vertical direction, g is thegravitational acceleration and α is the acceleration or deceleration ofthe trolley.

A rope length detection unit 6 in FIG. 1 detects the actual rope lengthL_(r) changing with the traveling hoist with the use of an appropriatesensor and outputs the data of the detected rope length L_(r).

The acceleration and deceleration operation unit 8 carries out operationwith respect to the acceleration or deceleration a (acceleration α_(ka),deceleration α_(kd)) given by the following equation (2) obtained bysolving the equation (1) for the acceleration or deceleration α, andtransmits the data of the acceleration or deceleration α obtained by theoperation to the trolley speed pattern operation unit 2 for producing atrolley speed instruction:

$\begin{matrix}{{\alpha(t)} = {{\left\lbrack {{\frac{L_{r}}{g}\left( {2{\pi/{Ts}}} \right)2} - 1} \right\rbrack\alpha\;{k \cdot {\cos\left( \frac{2\pi}{T_{s}} \right)}}t} + {\alpha\; k} + {{\frac{\alpha_{k}}{g} \cdot 2}\;{{Vh} \cdot \left( \frac{2\pi}{T_{s}} \right) \cdot {\sin\left( \frac{2\pi}{T_{s}} \right)}}t}}} & (2)\end{matrix}$

where α(t) is the acceleration or deceleration of the trolley, L_(r) isthe rope length, g is the gravitational acceleration, T_(s) is thereference swinging period of the suspended load, α_(k) is the referenceacceleration or deceleration of the trolley, V_(h) is the speed of thehoist and t is the time elapsed from the initiation of acceleration ordeceleration.

Here, in the reference swinging period operation unit 7, the referenceswinging period T_(as) at the time of the trolley acceleration and thereference swinging period T_(ds) at the time of the trolley decelerationmay be obtained by the following method. In this case, it is necessaryfor the acceleration and deceleration operation unit 8 only to obtainthe acceleration α_(ka) and the deceleration α_(kd) by using the data ofthe reference swinging periods T_(as) and T_(ds).

Namely, the reference swinging period operation unit 7 obtains the ropelength L_(a2) at the end of the trolley acceleration expressed by theexpression (3) with the use of data of the hoist speed V_(h), thetrolley acceleration time T_(ta) and the rope length L_(a1) at theinitiation of the trolley acceleration, and further, obtains the optimumreference swinging period T_(as) at the time of the trolley accelerationby the expression (4):

$\begin{matrix}{L_{a\; 2} = {L_{a\; 1} + {V_{h} \cdot T_{ta}}}} & (3) \\{T_{as} = {T_{ta} = {\frac{{{V_{h}\left( {n\;\pi} \right)}^{2}/g} + \sqrt{\left( {{V_{h}\left( {n\;\pi} \right)}^{2}/g} \right)^{2} + {4\;{{L_{a\; 1}\left( {n\;\pi} \right)}^{2}/g}}}}{2}.}}} & (4)\end{matrix}$

Moreover, at the trolley deceleration, the reference swinging periodoperation unit 7 obtains the rope length L_(d2) at the end of thetrolley deceleration by the operation similar to that carried out on theexpression (3) with the use of data of the trolley acceleration timeT_(td) and the rope length L_(d1) at the initiation of the trolleydeceleration, and further, obtains the optimum reference swinging periodT_(ds) at the time of the trolley deceleration by the operation of theexpression (5):

$\begin{matrix}{{Tds} = {{Ttd} = {\frac{{{V_{h}\left( {n\;\pi} \right)}^{2}/g} + \sqrt{\left( {{V_{h}\left( {n\;\pi} \right)}^{2}/g} \right)^{2} + {4\;{{L_{d\; 2}\left( {n\;\pi} \right)}^{2}/g}}}}{2}.}}} & (5)\end{matrix}$

In the expressions (4) and (5), n is an integer.

Further, the deceleration initiation distance operation unit 5 is a unitcarrying out operations of a deceleration initiation distance of thetrolley for positioning the trolley at a target position with a highaccuracy. In addition, the trolley speed pattern operation unit 2carries out an operation on such a speed pattern that the trolleyinitiates deceleration when a positional deviation of the travel of thetrolley from the target position thereof becomes equal to thedeceleration initiation distance and outputs the obtained speed patternas trolley speed instructions.

Namely, the deceleration initiation distance operation unit 5 carriesout operation on a deceleration initiation distance X_(sd) by theexpression (6) with the use of data of the trolley deceleration α_(kd),the rope length L_(d1) at the initiation of deceleration of the trolley,the rope length L_(d2) at the end of deceleration of the trolley, thehoist speed V_(h), the reference swinging period T_(s) of the suspendedload, the trolley deceleration time T_(td), the time t₁ at theinitiation of trolley deceleration, the time t₂ at the end of trolleydeceleration, the trolley deceleration period ω₀ and the time t from theinitiation of the deceleration of the trolley. In addition, to thedeceleration initiation distance operation unit 5, the data of the ropelength acceleration or deceleration time T_(1a) is also inputted:

$\begin{matrix}{X_{sd} = {{\frac{\alpha_{kd}}{g}\left( {L_{d\; 1} - L_{d\; 2}} \right)} - {\frac{\alpha_{kd}}{2}\left\{ {{\int_{t_{1}}^{t_{2}}{{V_{h} \cdot {\cos\left( \frac{2\pi}{T_{s}} \right)}}\omega_{0}t\ {\mathbb{d}t}}} - {2{\int_{t_{1}}^{t_{2}}{V_{h}\ {\mathbb{d}t}}}}} \right\}} + {\frac{\alpha_{kd}}{2} \cdot {T_{td}^{2}.}}}} & (6)\end{matrix}$

Incidentally, the trolley deceleration initiation distance X_(sd) givenby the expression (6) is a distance derived with a combination of thepatterns of the trolley speed and hoist speed assumed which combinationis such one as is shown with the combination in FIG. 5 taken as anexample. Here, the hoist speed pattern becomes such a trapezoidalpattern that the acceleration section, the uniform speed section and thedeceleration section of the hoist are included between the trolleydeceleration initiation time t₁ and the trolley deceleration ending timet₂.

Actually, however, the hoist speed V_(h) is not to be uniformlydetermined. Therefore, combinations of the trolley speeds V_(t) andhoist speeds V_(h) are desirably classified into nine patterns as shownin FIG. 6 to have the operation of the expression (6) carried out on apattern most suited for an actual case for obtaining the trolleydeceleration initiation distance X_(sd). The previously explainedpattern shown in FIG. 5 corresponds to the pattern 7 in FIG. 6.

Subsequent to this, FIG. 7 is a waveform diagram showing an example ofresults of simulations of the trolley driving motor speed (equivalent tothe trolley speed), the trolley driving motor torque, the hoist drivingmotor speed (equivalent to the hoist speed), the hoist driving motortorque and the rope (suspended load) deviation angle from the verticaldirection in the swing stopping control according to embodiments of theinvention. FIG. 8 is a diagram showing the travel path of the suspendedload in the simulations with the example of the results thereof shown inFIG. 7, which diagram corresponds to that in FIG. 2.

Here, the conditions of the simulations are as those given in Table 1.

TABLE 1 Items Values Initial rope length 30 m Trolley mass 1000 kgSuspended load mass 4000 kg Trolley speed 2.5 m/s Hoist speed 2.0 m/s

As is apparent from FIG. 7 and FIG. 8, according to embodiments of theinvention, the deviation angle of the suspended load (rope) from thevertical direction at the end of the acceleration or deceleration of thetrolley becomes approximately zero, which proves that highly accurateswing stopping control is achieved.

While the present invention has been particularly shown and describedwith reference to the embodiments thereof, it will be understood bythose skilled in the art that the foregoing and other changes in formand details can be made therein without departing from the spirit andscope of the present invention.

What is claimed is:
 1. A method of swing stopping control of a suspended load of a crane having a hoist carrying out lifting and lowering of a load suspended by a rope and a trolley traveling on a track while holding the suspended load up, the method comprising: solving an equation of motion, given below as equation (1) with respect to a deviation angle of the suspended load from a vertical direction when the trolley travels, for acceleration of the trolley to thereby obtain a value of one of the acceleration and deceleration of the trolley given below by equation (2); obtaining speed patterns corresponding to values of the one of the acceleration and deceleration; driving the trolley according to the speed patterns, such that the trolley initiates deceleration when a positional deviation of an actual position of the trolley from a target position of the trolley is equal to a deceleration initiation distance; and carrying out control so that the deviation angle of the suspended load from the vertical direction is equal to zero at a time when the one of the acceleration and deceleration is ended: $\begin{matrix} {{{L_{r} \cdot \frac{\mathbb{d}^{2}\theta}{\mathbb{d}t^{2}}} + {2 \cdot \frac{\mathbb{d}L_{r}}{\mathbb{d}t} \cdot \frac{\mathbb{d}\theta}{\mathbb{d}t}} + {g\;\theta}} = {- \alpha}} & (1) \end{matrix}$ where L_(r) is a rope length, θ is the deviation angle of the suspended load from the vertical direction, g is gravitational acceleration and α is the one of the acceleration and deceleration of the trolley, and $\begin{matrix} {{\alpha(t)} = {{\left\lbrack {{\frac{L_{r}}{g}\left( {2{\pi/T_{s}}} \right)^{2}} - 1} \right\rbrack\alpha\;{k \cdot {\cos\left( \frac{2\pi}{T_{s}} \right)}}t} + {\alpha\; k} + {{\frac{\alpha_{k}}{g} \cdot 2}\;{V_{h} \cdot \left( \frac{2\pi}{T_{s}} \right) \cdot {\sin\left( \frac{2\pi}{T_{s}} \right)}}t}}} & (2) \end{matrix}$ where α(t) is the one of the acceleration and deceleration of the trolley, L_(r) is the rope length, g is the gravitational acceleration, T_(s) is a reference swinging period of the suspended load, α_(k) is one of a reference acceleration and a reference deceleration of the trolley, V_(h) is a hoist speed and t is a time elapsed from the initiation of one of the acceleration and deceleration.
 2. The method of swing stopping control of a suspended load of a crane according to claim 1, wherein the reference swinging period of the suspended load is obtained under the condition of making the deviation angle θ in the expression (1) zero on the assumption that the hoist is in motion at a constant speed from the initiation of one of acceleration and deceleration of the trolley to the end of one of the acceleration and deceleration thereof.
 3. The method of swing stopping control of a suspended load of a crane according to claim 2, wherein: at the time of acceleration of the trolley, the rope length L_(a2) at the end of the acceleration of the trolley is expressed by the expression (3) below with the trolley acceleration time, the rope length at the initiation of acceleration of the trolley and the hoist speed taken as T_(ta), L_(a1) and V_(h), respectively, and along with this, the optimum reference swinging period T_(as) is obtained by the expression (4) below; at the time of deceleration of the trolley, the optimum reference swinging period T_(ds) is obtained by the expression (5) below with the trolley deceleration time, the rope length at the initiation of deceleration of the trolley, the hoist speed and the rope length at the end of deceleration of the trolley taken as T_(td), L_(d1), V_(h), and L_(d2), respectively: $\begin{matrix} {L_{a\; 2} = {L_{a\; 1} + {V_{h} \cdot T_{ta}}}} & (3) \\ {T_{as} = {T_{ta} = \frac{{{V_{h}\left( {n\;\pi} \right)}^{2}/g} + \sqrt{\left( {{V_{h}\left( {n\;\pi} \right)}^{2}/g} \right)^{2} + {4\;{{L_{a\; 1}\left( {n\;\pi} \right)}^{2}/g}}}}{2}}} & (4) \\ {{T_{ds} = {T_{td} = \frac{{{V_{h}\left( {n\;\pi} \right)}^{2}/g} + \sqrt{\left( {{V_{h}\left( {n\;\pi} \right)}^{2}/g} \right)^{2} + {4\;{{L_{d\; 2}\left( {n\;\pi} \right)}^{2}/g}}}}{2}}},} & (5) \end{matrix}$ in the expressions (4) and (5), n is an integer.
 4. A system of swing stopping control of a suspended load of a crane having a hoist carrying out lifting and lowering of the suspended load by a rope and a trolley traveling on a track while holding up the suspended load, the system comprising: a memory receiving at least position data of a starting point position of the trolley, a starting point position of the hoist, an end point position of the trolley, an end point position of the hoist, a trolley speed set value and a hoist speed set value; at least one hardware processor carrying out operations of calculating a travel path of the trolley and a travel path of the hoist from the position data; outputting target data of a trolley target position and a hoist target position; generating a hoist speed instruction and a hoist position instruction of the hoist based on the target data of the hoist target position and a present hoist position by determining a reference swinging period Ts of the suspended load using equation of motion (1) below: $\begin{matrix} {{{L_{r} \cdot \frac{\mathbb{d}^{2}\theta}{\mathbb{d}t^{2}}} + {2 \cdot \frac{\mathbb{d}L_{r}}{\mathbb{d}t} \cdot \frac{\mathbb{d}\theta}{\mathbb{d}t}} + {g\;\theta}} = {- \alpha}} & (1) \end{matrix}$ where L_(r) is a rope length, θ is a deviation angle of the suspended load from the vertical direction, g is gravitational acceleration and α is one of acceleration and deceleration of the trolley; and determining one of acceleration and deceleration α of the trolley using equation (2) below by solving equation (1) above for the one of acceleration and deceleration α of the trolley and outputting the hoist speed instruction of the trolley: $\begin{matrix} {{\alpha(t)} = {{\left\lbrack {{\frac{L_{r}}{g}\left( {2{\pi/T_{s}}} \right)^{2}} - 1} \right\rbrack\alpha\;{k \cdot {\cos\left( \frac{2\pi}{T_{s}} \right)}}t} + {\alpha\; k} + {{\frac{\alpha_{k}}{g} \cdot 2}\;{V_{h} \cdot \left( \frac{2\pi}{T_{s}} \right) \cdot {\sin\left( \frac{2\pi}{T_{s}} \right)}}t}}} & (2) \end{matrix}$ where α(t) is one of the acceleration and deceleration of the trolley, L_(r) is the rope length, g is gravitational acceleration, T_(s) is the reference swinging period of the suspended load, α_(k) is one of a reference acceleration and a reference deceleration of the trolley, V_(h) is a speed of the hoist and t is a time elapsed from the initiation of one of the acceleration and deceleration of the trolley; controlling operation for a deceleration initiation distance X_(sd) of the trolley using equation (6) below: $\begin{matrix} {{X_{sd} = {{\frac{\alpha_{kd}}{g}\left( {L_{d\; 1} - L_{d\; 2}} \right)} - {\frac{\alpha_{kd}}{2}\left\{ {{\int_{t_{1}}^{t_{2}}{{V_{h} \cdot {\cos\left( \frac{2\pi}{T_{s}} \right)}}\omega_{0}t\ {\mathbb{d}t}}} - {2{\int_{t_{1}}^{t_{2}}{V_{h}\ {\mathbb{d}t}}}}} \right\}} + {\frac{\alpha_{kd}}{2} \cdot T_{td}^{2}}}};} & (6) \end{matrix}$ where α_(kd) is deceleration of the trolley, L_(d1) is a rope length at initiation of deceleration of the trolley, L_(d2) is a rope length at the end of deceleration of the trolley, V_(h) is a speed of the hoist, T_(s) is the reference swinging period of the suspended load, T_(td) is a deceleration time of the trolley, t₁ is a time at the initiation of deceleration of the trolley, t₂ is a time at the end of deceleration of the trolley, ω₀ is a deceleration period of the trolley and t is a time from the initiation of deceleration of the trolley; generating a trolley speed instruction and a trolley position instruction of the trolley based on the target data of the trolley target position, a present trolley position, acceleration and deceleration of the trolley and the deceleration initiation distance; and controlling the trolley to travel to the target position along the travel path, using a speed pattern in which the trolley initiates deceleration when a positional deviation of an actual position of the trolley from the target position of the trolley is equal to the deceleration initiation distance.
 5. A system of swing stopping control of a suspended load of a crane having a hoist carrying out lifting and lowering of the suspended load by a rope and a trolley traveling on a track while holding up the suspended load, the system comprising: a memory receiving at least position data of a starting point position of the trolley, a starting point position of the hoist, an end point position of the trolley, an end point position of the hoist, a trolley speed set value and a hoist speed set value; at least one hardware processor carrying out operations of calculating a travel path of the trolley and a travel path of the hoist from the position data; outputting target data of a trolley target position and a hoist target position; generating a hoist speed instruction and a hoist position instruction of the hoist based on target data of the hoist target position and a present hoist position; determining a reference swinging period Ts of the suspended load using the equation of motion (1) below, such that a deviation angle θ is equal to zero on the assumption that the hoist is in motion at a constant speed from the initiation of one of acceleration and deceleration of the trolley to the end of one of acceleration and deceleration of the trolley: $\begin{matrix} {{{L_{r} \cdot \frac{\mathbb{d}^{2}\theta}{\mathbb{d}t^{2}}} + {2 \cdot \frac{\mathbb{d}L_{r}}{\mathbb{d}t} \cdot \frac{\mathbb{d}\theta}{\mathbb{d}t}} + {g\;\theta}} = {- \alpha}} & (1) \end{matrix}$ where L_(r) is a rope length, θ is the deviation angle of the suspended load from the vertical direction, g is gravitational acceleration and α is one of acceleration and deceleration of the trolley; and determining one of acceleration and deceleration α of the trolley using equation (2) below by solving equation (1) above for the one of acceleration and deceleration α of the trolley and outputting the hoist speed instruction of the trolley: $\begin{matrix} {{\alpha(t)} = {{\left\lbrack {{\frac{L_{r}}{g}\left( {2{\pi/T_{s}}} \right)^{2}} - 1} \right\rbrack\alpha\;{k \cdot {\cos\left( \frac{2\pi}{T_{s}} \right)}}t} + {\alpha\; k} + {{\frac{\alpha_{k}}{g} \cdot 2}\;{V_{h} \cdot \left( \frac{2\pi}{T_{s}} \right) \cdot {\sin\left( \frac{2\pi}{T_{s}} \right)}}t}}} & (2) \end{matrix}$ where α(t) is one of the acceleration and deceleration of the trolley, L_(r) is the rope length, g is gravitational acceleration, T_(s) is the reference swinging period of the suspended load, α_(k) is one of a reference acceleration and a reference deceleration of the trolley, V_(h) is a speed of the hoist and t is a time elapsed from the initiation of one of the acceleration and deceleration of the trolley; controlling operation for a deceleration initiation distance X_(sd) of the trolley using equation (6) below: $\begin{matrix} {{X_{sd} = {{\frac{\alpha_{kd}}{g}\left( {L_{d\; 1} - L_{d\; 2}} \right)} - {\frac{\alpha_{kd}}{2}\left\{ {{\int_{t_{1}}^{t_{2}}{{V_{h} \cdot {\cos\left( \frac{2\pi}{T_{s}} \right)}}\omega_{0}t\ {\mathbb{d}t}}} - {2{\int_{t_{1}}^{t_{2}}{V_{h}\ {\mathbb{d}t}}}}} \right\}} + {\frac{\alpha_{kd}}{2} \cdot T_{td}^{2}}}};} & (6) \end{matrix}$ where α_(kd) is deceleration of the trolley, L_(d1) is a rope length at initiation of deceleration of the trolley, L_(d2) is a rope length at the end of deceleration of the trolley, V_(h) is a speed of the hoist, T_(s) is the reference swinging period of the suspended load, T_(td) is a deceleration time of the trolley, t₁ is a time at the initiation of deceleration of the trolley, t₂ is a time at the end of deceleration of the trolley, ω₀ is a deceleration period of the trolley and t is a time from the initiation of deceleration of the trolley; generating a trolley speed instruction and a trolley position instruction of the trolley based on the target data of the trolley target position, a present trolley position, acceleration and deceleration of the trolley and the deceleration initiation distance; and controlling the trolley to travel to the target position along the travel path, using a speed pattern in which the trolley initiates deceleration when a positional deviation of an actual position of the trolley from the target position of the trolley is equal to the deceleration initiation distance.
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A system of swing stopping control of a suspended load of a crane having a hoist carrying out lifting and lowering of the suspended load by a rope and a trolley traveling on a track while holding up the suspended load, the system comprising: a memory receiving at least position data of a starting point position of the trolley, a starting point position of the hoist, an end point position of the trolley, an end point position of the hoist, a trolley speed set value and a hoist speed set value; at least one hardware processor carrying out operations of calculating a travel path of the trolley and a travel path of the hoist from the position data; outputting target data of a trolley target position and a target position; generating a hoist speed instruction and a hoist position instruction of the hoist based on target data of the hoist target position and a present hoist position by determining a reference swinging period Ts of the suspended load using the equation of motion (1) below, such that a deviation angle θ is equal to zero on the assumption that the hoist is in motion at a constant speed from the initiation of one of acceleration and deceleration of the trolley to the end of one of acceleration and deceleration of the trolley: $\begin{matrix} {{{L_{r} \cdot \frac{\mathbb{d}^{2}\theta}{\mathbb{d}t^{2}}} + {2 \cdot \frac{\mathbb{d}L_{r}}{\mathbb{d}t} \cdot \frac{\mathbb{d}\theta}{\mathbb{d}t}} + {g\;\theta}} = {- \alpha}} & (1) \end{matrix}$ where L_(r) is a rope length, θ is a deviation angle of the suspended load from the vertical direction, g is gravitational acceleration and α is one of acceleration and deceleration of the trolley; and determining one of acceleration and deceleration α of the trolley using equation (2) below by solving equation (1) above for the one of acceleration or deceleration α of the trolley and outputting the hoist speed instruction of the trolley: $\begin{matrix} {{\alpha(t)} = {{\left\lbrack {{\frac{L_{r}}{g}\left( {2{\pi/T_{s}}} \right)^{2}} - 1} \right\rbrack\alpha\;{k \cdot {\cos\left( \frac{2\pi}{T_{s}} \right)}}t} + {\alpha\; k} + {{\frac{\alpha_{k}}{g} \cdot 2}\;{V_{h} \cdot \left( \frac{2\pi}{T_{s}} \right) \cdot {\sin\left( \frac{2\pi}{T_{s}} \right)}}t}}} & (2) \end{matrix}$ where α(t) is one of the acceleration and deceleration of the trolley, L_(r) is the rope length, g is gravitational acceleration, T_(s) is the reference swinging period of the suspended load, α_(k) is one of a reference acceleration and a reference deceleration of the trolley, V_(h) is a speed of the hoist and t is a time elapsed from the initiation of one of the acceleration and deceleration of the trolley, when at the time of acceleration of the trolley, a rope length L_(a2) at the end of the acceleration of the trolley is given by equation (3): $\begin{matrix} {L_{a\; 2} = {L_{a\; 1} + {V_{h} \cdot T_{ta}}}} & (3) \end{matrix}$ where T_(ta) is the acceleration time of the trolley, L_(a1) is a rope length at the initiation of acceleration of the trolley, V_(h) is the speed of the hoist, and n is an integer and an optimum reference swinging period T_(as) is given by equation (4); $\begin{matrix} {T_{as} = {T_{ta} = \frac{{{V_{h}\left( {n\;\pi} \right)}^{2}/g} + \sqrt{\left( {{V_{h}\left( {n\;\pi} \right)}^{2}/g} \right)^{2} + {4\;{{L_{a\; 1}\left( {n\;\pi} \right)}^{2}/g}}}}{2}}} & (4) \end{matrix}$ and at the time of deceleration of the trolley, an optimum reference swinging period T_(ds) is given by equation (5): $\begin{matrix} {{T_{ds} = {T_{td} = \frac{{{V_{h}\left( {n\;\pi} \right)}^{2}/g} + \sqrt{\left( {{V_{h}\left( {n\;\pi} \right)}^{2}/g} \right)^{2} + {4\;{{L_{d\; 2}\left( {n\;\pi} \right)}^{2}/g}}}}{2}}},} & (5) \end{matrix}$ where T_(td) is the trolley deceleration time, L_(d1) is a rope length at the initiation of deceleration of the trolley, V_(h) is the hoist speed, L_(d2) is a rope length at the end of deceleration of the trolley and n is an integer; controlling operation for a deceleration initiation distance X_(sd) of the trolley using equation (6) below: $\begin{matrix} {{X_{sd} = {{\frac{\alpha_{kd}}{g}\left( {L_{d\; 1} - L_{d\; 2}} \right)} - {\frac{\alpha_{kd}}{2}\left\{ {{\int_{t_{1}}^{t_{2}}{{V_{h} \cdot {\cos\left( \frac{2\pi}{T_{s}} \right)}}\omega_{0}t\ {\mathbb{d}t}}} - {2{\int_{t_{1}}^{t_{2}}{V_{h}\ {\mathbb{d}t}}}}} \right\}} + {\frac{\alpha_{kd}}{2} \cdot T_{td}^{2}}}};} & (6) \end{matrix}$ where α_(kd) is deceleration of the trolley, L_(d1) is the rope length at initiation of deceleration of the trolley, L_(d2) is the rope length at the end of deceleration of the trolley, V_(h) is the speed of the hoist, T_(s) is the reference swinging period of the suspended load, T_(td) is the deceleration time of the trolley, t₁ is a time at the initiation of deceleration of the trolley, t₂ is a time at the end of deceleration of the trolley, ω₀ is a deceleration period of the trolley and t is a time from the initiation of deceleration of the trolley; generating a trolley speed instruction and a trolley position instruction of the trolley based on the target data of the trolley target position, a present trolley position, acceleration and deceleration of the trolley and the deceleration initiation distance; and controlling the trolley to travel to the target position along the travel path, using a speed pattern in which the trolley initiates deceleration when a positional deviation of an actual position of the trolley from the target position of the trolley is equal to the deceleration initiation distance. 